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Canada’s defense minister threatens Boeing deal in speech
Canada’s threat comes amid increasing trade disputes with the U.S.
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DoD’s $1.8B train-and-equip request forecasts chaos after ISIS
The Pentagon is asking Congress for $1.8 billion to continue an Obama administration program to train and equip Iraqi and Syrian forces to fight against the Islamic State and resist a major commitment of U.S. ground troops.
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Rixey retiring from Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency
He will be leaving the role come July and his replacement has not been announced.
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Brothers, former exec to plea in alleged $6M Humvee overcharge scam
Ibis Tek was sold to a group of independent investors in February who say the company isn’t involved in the scam, which began more than eight years ago.
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Turkish-US venture to produce armor
Tosyali and Harsco will set up Tosyali Harsco in which each will each hold a 50 percent stake.
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France to step up defense cooperation with European allies
France will partner with Germany and pursue European defense cooperation in a highly pragmatic way, in view of grave instability around the world, French Armed Forces Minister Sylvie Goulard said.
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China among invitees to major US exercise
Despite ongoing tensions in the South China Sea and several recent tense aerial confrontations, China has been invited to attend next year’s U.S.-hosted Rim of the Pacific exercises, the U.S. Navy confirmed Monday.
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Why the Saudi weapons deal may not live up to hype
It might be a $350 billion deal. But it will likely be far, far less.
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Inhofe: Trump’s BRAC request ‘a bad idea’
The Trump administration is seeking a new military base closing round in fiscal 2021 under its new budget proposal, but a key GOP lawmaker is shooting it down while a key Democrat is supporting it.
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US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
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Canada’s defense minister threatens Boeing deal in speech
Canada’s threat comes amid increasing trade disputes with the U.S.
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DoD’s $1.8B train-and-equip request forecasts chaos after ISIS
The Pentagon is asking Congress for $1.8 billion to continue an Obama administration program to train and equip Iraqi and Syrian forces to fight against the Islamic State and resist a major commitment of U.S. ground troops.
-
Rixey retiring from Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency
He will be leaving the role come July and his replacement has not been announced.
-
Brothers, former exec to plea in alleged $6M Humvee overcharge scam
Ibis Tek was sold to a group of independent investors in February who say the company isn’t involved in the scam, which began more than eight years ago.
-
Turkish-US venture to produce armor
Tosyali and Harsco will set up Tosyali Harsco in which each will each hold a 50 percent stake.
-
France to step up defense cooperation with European allies
France will partner with Germany and pursue European defense cooperation in a highly pragmatic way, in view of grave instability around the world, French Armed Forces Minister Sylvie Goulard said.
-
China among invitees to major US exercise
Despite ongoing tensions in the South China Sea and several recent tense aerial confrontations, China has been invited to attend next year’s U.S.-hosted Rim of the Pacific exercises, the U.S. Navy confirmed Monday.
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Why the Saudi weapons deal may not live up to hype
It might be a $350 billion deal. But it will likely be far, far less.
-
Inhofe: Trump’s BRAC request ‘a bad idea’
The Trump administration is seeking a new military base closing round in fiscal 2021 under its new budget proposal, but a key GOP lawmaker is shooting it down while a key Democrat is supporting it.
-
US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
-
Canada’s defense minister threatens Boeing deal in speech
Canada’s threat comes amid increasing trade disputes with the U.S.
-
DoD’s $1.8B train-and-equip request forecasts chaos after ISIS
The Pentagon is asking Congress for $1.8 billion to continue an Obama administration program to train and equip Iraqi and Syrian forces to fight against the Islamic State and resist a major commitment of U.S. ground troops.
-
Rixey retiring from Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency
He will be leaving the role come July and his replacement has not been announced.
-
Brothers, former exec to plea in alleged $6M Humvee overcharge scam
Ibis Tek was sold to a group of independent investors in February who say the company isn’t involved in the scam, which began more than eight years ago.
-
Turkish-US venture to produce armor
Tosyali and Harsco will set up Tosyali Harsco in which each will each hold a 50 percent stake.
-
France to step up defense cooperation with European allies
France will partner with Germany and pursue European defense cooperation in a highly pragmatic way, in view of grave instability around the world, French Armed Forces Minister Sylvie Goulard said.
-
China among invitees to major US exercise
Despite ongoing tensions in the South China Sea and several recent tense aerial confrontations, China has been invited to attend next year’s U.S.-hosted Rim of the Pacific exercises, the U.S. Navy confirmed Monday.
-
Why the Saudi weapons deal may not live up to hype
It might be a $350 billion deal. But it will likely be far, far less.
-
Inhofe: Trump’s BRAC request ‘a bad idea’
The Trump administration is seeking a new military base closing round in fiscal 2021 under its new budget proposal, but a key GOP lawmaker is shooting it down while a key Democrat is supporting it.
-
US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
